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#1091574 03/15/2015 7:48 PM
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I have 2 different timing gear covers one has a oiler restricted line and is a Chevy I think and the other is cut off tube and possibly a gm. Which would be better to use?

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Meant 235 55-57

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Timing gear covers (the sheet metal ones) don't have oilers. Are you talking about the plate between the cam gears and the block? There are a few different separator plates, depending on the type of front motor mount you need to use.
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I'm talking about the one between the block and gears. They look exactly the same motor mount and all. The only difference I see is the oiler tube, maybe someone cut the end off the one that had the end open..

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That is the front engine mount plate. The oiler should not be cut off or even opened wide.


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